The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-11-12
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
How the Senate and House of Delegates
VIII Sfand-Names of the Members.
In the Senate there will be % Democrats
and Republicans.

and Republicans.
STATE SENATORS.
Allegany-W. NJ. McKaig, DEM
Anne Arundel. Writ Randall, Rep.
Baltimore County = James j. Lindsay,
Dem.
Baltimore City-John B. Wentz, Charles
Ridgely Goodwin and Charles S. Adams, all
Democrats.
Frederick-Mil G. Urner, Rep.
| Garrett-R. T. Browning, DEM, holds
over.
Harford-John Sappington, DEM, holds
| over.
Howard-Wm. B. Peter, Dem.
! Kent-Wm. b. Burchinal, Rep.
Montgomery-George Peter, Dem, holds
over.
| Calvert-W. C. Somervell, Dem.
! Carroll-Pinkney j. Bennett, Dem.
Cecil-Clinton Mccullough, DEM, holds
over.
Caroline-Griffin W. Goldsborough, Dem,
holds over.
Charles-Rchard II. Edelin,, Dem, holds
over.
Dorchester-Joseph II. johnson, DEM,
! holds over.
Prince Georges : Charles 7. Caggett,
DEM, holds over,
| Queen Anne's-Johu B. Brown, Dem.
St. Mary's-R. johnson Cotton, DEM,
holds over.
Somerset-Robert f. Brattan, Dem.
Talbot-T T. Tunis, Dem., holds over.
Washington Edward Stake, Rep.
Wicomico-E. Stanley Toadvin, Dem.
Worcester = Samuel K. Dennis, DEM,
holds over.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
In the House there will be 20 Democrats
and 81 Republicans.
Allegany j. N. Benson, DEM, VIM.
Broderick, DEM, ]. A. Cunningham, Rep,
W. Scott Fuller, Rep.
Anne Arundel-f. John Bowie, James
Cheston, S. v. Baker and George W. Hatch,
all Republicans.
Baltimore County-John Hubner, George
R. Gott, Charles Il. Whiteford Daniel A.
Boone, J. Nelson Daily, John A. Smith, all
Democrats.
Baltimore City.-First Legislative District
VIM. H. Thompson, Edward d. Fitzgerald,
Grayson Bramble, Peter J. Campbell, John
Hannibal, John 3. Keplinger.
Second Legislative Observation-Disclosures H.
Robertson, Patrick Reilly. Henry Barger,
Charles d. Gather, James W. Denny, Geo.
Cotton.
Third Legislative District-John Mcknight,
John B. Nichols, Martin R. Joyce, John A.
McGarry, John H. Schaffer, jr., William
Sanders Carr, all Democrats.
Calyert-Louis Mex Gr1thth, hep., Harry
p Owings, Dem.
Carroll-Dayid A. C. Webster, William P.
Gorsueh, Daniel Ebaugh. Benz. F. Seby, all
Democrats.
Cecil-R. c. Mackell, Michael Moore, Ste
phen j. Caldwell, Democrats.
Charles-Francis NJ. Cox, Dem, John T.
Davis, Dem, A. Posey, Rep.
Caroline-James c. Horsey, Dem, Thos
R. Green, Rep.
Dorchester-Zora H. Brius6eld, d. W.
Newberry, S. Lynn Percy, all Democrats.
Frederick-Jacob Rohrback, Daniel E.
Buckley, Manassas 7. Grove and George 4.
Stottlemyer, Democrats, aud VIM. P. Morsell,
Republican.
Garrett-George w. Wilson and Thomas
H. Bittinger, both Republicans.
Harford-Walter w. Preston, VIM. S.
Bowman, Henry W. Archer and Noble l..
Mitchell, all DEMOCRATS.
Howard-Wm. E. Linn and E. G. Selby,
both Democrats.
Kent-James II. Baker, Rep, and John
Brice, Dem.
Montgomery-Ed Wootton,. Oliver H
?. Clark and Philip D. Laird, all Demo
Gratis,
Prince George s--Frederiok Sasscer, Rep, 1
Thomas H. Perrie and Francis N. Hall, /
Democrats,
Queen Aune's James Roe, John B.
Thomas, John T. Norman, all Democrats.
Somerset-Robert II. Maddox, George T.
Rowe and George W. Howesh, all Demo
Gratis.